Procès Ellul : 6 ans après, Curtis enfin accusé

In the Soissons court, the trial of Christophe Ellul in the Elisa Pilarski case took a dramatic turn with a detail that changed the interpretation of the case: a text message sent on November 16, 2019, while driving, when Elisa was already in danger. In this video, we revisit this courtroom sequence where the central question became direct: was Curtis, Christophe Ellul's dog, directly involved in the death of Elisa Pilarski, found lifeless in the Retz forest? Throughout the proceedings, the defense remained on the offensive, emphasizing the presence of hunting dogs. But the prosecution focused on a specific message, "I'm having him put down," which raised questions about what Christophe Ellul was thinking at that moment. Tensions rose when the prosecutor provided a crucial clarification: the text message was not found on Christophe Ellul's phone, but on Elisa's, which reignited the contradictions and weakened the defense's justifications. We analyze this key passage, the reactions in court, and its implications for such a high-profile manslaughter trial. Subscribe to follow the rest of the trial and upcoming expert reports. Editorial contact: [email protected] Partnerships and collaborations: [email protected] #ElisaPilarskiCase #ChristopheEllulTrial #Curtis #SoissonsCourt #CrimeCrime #FrenchTrueCrime #FrenchJustice #RetzForest